The executive director of the Guelph Downtown Business Association said he'd like the money to go towards sidewalk and facade improvements.

Guelph is receiving $4 million from Ontario's gas tax and municipal commuter cycling programs.

The Growing Forward 2 initiative will see $400,000 go towards 10 Guelph-area businesses in the food-and-beverage sector.

Sandals joins Matthews and Duguid in return to Queen's Park as Parliamentary Assistants weeks after being shuffled out of cabinet.

Guelph MPP Liz Sandals said it comes as no surprise that she has been removed as president of the Treasury Board.

Steven Del Duca, who was shuffled from transportation to economic development, is among several senior ministers taking on new portfolios.

Echoing recent polls, or perhaps taking their cues from them, many elected Liberals are deciding not to run in the next election.

Neither Ontario's deputy premier Deb Matthews or Treasury Board President Liz Sandals will be seeking re-election.

After 15 years at Queen's Park, Deputry Premier and London North Centre MPP Deb Matthews has announced she will not be seeking re-election.

Sandals announced her retirement after 30 years in public office, saying she is ready to be a full time grandmother.